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  4. Type pypm install ztfy.security

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 Python 2.7Python 3.2Python 3.3
Windows (32-bit)
0.1
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Windows (64-bit)
0.1
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Mac OS X (10.5+)
0.1
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Linux (32-bit)
0.1
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Linux (64-bit)
0.1
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License
ZPL

What is ztfy.security ?

ztfy.security is a thin wrapper around zope.security and zope.securitypolicy packages.

It provides an adapter to ISecurityManager interfaces, which allows you to get and set roles and permissions applied to a given principal on a given adapted context.

This adapter also allows you to fire events when a role is granted or revoked to a given principal ; this functionality can be useful, for example, when you want to forbid removal of a 'contributor' role to a principal when he already owns a set of contents.

Finally, ztfy.security provides a small set of schema fields, which can be used when you want to define a field as a principal id or as a list of principals ids.

How to use ztfy.security ?

ztfy.security package usage is described via doctests in ztfy/security/doctests/README.txt

Changelog

0.3.1
  • added "names" argument in principals search methods which allows to provide names of authentication plug-ins in which principals are to be searched
  • add "auth_plugins" property to principals selection widgets to define names of authentication plug-ins which can be used in search method
0.3.0
  • use ZTFY.skin data API
  • remove unused resources
  • disable auto-completion on roles input widgets
0.2.11
  • convert roles edit form to dialog
0.2.10
  • use request cache in "getPrincipal()" function
0.2.9
  • corrected ISecurityManager methods arguments names
  • templates updated to display null values
0.2.8
  • changed package source layout
0.2.7
  • added ILocalRoleIndexer interface and default adapter
0.2.6
  • added annotations interfaces on standard zope.pluggableauth GroupFolder class
  • escape quotes in Javascript code
0.2.5
  • updated imports for last ztfy.jqueryui and ztfy.skin package
  • added AJAX checks in principals widgets
0.2.4
  • added check in JSON's "getAddr()" method to remove "++skin++" namespace
  • corrected syntax and translation in MissingPrincipal class
0.2.3
  • added permission grant, unset and revoke methods in ISecurityManager interface and adapter
  • added check in principals widgets
0.2.2
  • switched resources management from zc.resourcelibrary to fanstatic
0.2.1
  • removed "zope.app" packages dependencies
0.2
  • Switched to ZTK-1.1.2
  • Added schema fields, properties, widgets and resources to handle roles assignment via simple context attributes and properties
  • Added IAuthenticatorSearchAdapter to offer a common search interface to authenticator plug-ins
0.1
  • Initial release

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